and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us. hawaii's attorney general says an investigation is being launched into policies and decision making before, during and after the wildfires. this comes as the number of dead continues to climb. it is 67 tonight, but will likely go higher. firefighters are making progress in getting the fires under control, the one that ravaged lahaina is 85% contained. the kihei fire is at 80% and a third fire is at 50%. however, there is a new evacuation tonight for kaanapali because of a fire. we are continuing to get harrowing tales from people who survived and barely escaped. there were people jumping into the ocean, swimming to boats to try to escape the fire. there are people on the ground crying, unsure where to go or not able to breathe because of the smoke and we were minutes away from that potentially being us just that close. search and rescue teams are on their way to help, including some from california. abc news reporter melissa arden has a look at what is hawaii's worst natural disaster.

search dan ashley music for more information.rides to be bullheaded to outside lands for the south bay. free ride will be available from 10:00 a.m. until 2 p.m. or until they run out at the station. the northbound trains in at millbrae because of construction. we got the scoop on outside lands you can find everything you need to know about the festival on our website maybe the seven news.com. write up -- abc7news.com right on our homepage. and we checked out an event in san francisco that prepares children for a new school year. spencer: we have hot weather coming our way. i will show you how long it lasts zach: taking the lead of all electric car sales in the state of california. more than 43% of new car purchases in the county were zero emission vehicles. tesla accounts for two thirds of all electric car sales in silicon valley area the governor announced that they must be electric by 2035. we had the second annual we are the village having out backpacks and school supplies to scholars in the tenderloin. any struggle with the c

dan ashley is out today. 11 years ago, stevie wonder was there. wrong with outside lands. spencer: dan is a rocker and stevie is a legend. [laughter] here is a look at our radar image and you can see you have pockets of moisture coming off the bay into the central area. there were strong activities this afternoon into the evening hours, so we had sprinkles in the bay area but a colorful sunset. right now we are looking at calm winds, mainly eight to 12 miles per hour. the impressive thing right now is this 24 hour temperature change. five to 10 degrees warmer right now across the bay area than at this time last night, which will be pretty warm tomorrow as well. here is a live view from sutro tower. we have some live clouds over san francisco. 68 palo bay. notice the absence of a marine layer at the golden gate. we are clear there right now where the high clouds are still passing. upper 60's in santa rosa and nevada. 77 in fairfield, also concord and livermore. we go to the emeryville be view looking at the bay area bridge. low clouds, patchy drizzl

and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us.attorney general says an investigation is being launched into policies and decision making before, during and after the wildfires. this comes as the number of dead continues to climb. it is 67 tonight, but will likely go higher. firefighters are making progress in getting the fires under control, the one that ravaged lahaina is 85% contained. the kihei fire is at 80% and a third fire is at 50%. however, there is a new evacuation tonight for kaanapali because of a fire. we are continuing to get harrowing tales from people who survived and barely escaped. there were people jumping into the ocean, swimming to boats to try to escape the fire. there are people on the ground crying, unsure where to go or not able to breathe because of the smoke and we were minutes away from that potentially being us just that close. search and rescue teams are on their way to help, including some from california. abc news reporter melissa arden has a look at what is hawaii's worst natural disaster. everythin

dan: and i am dan ashley. ama: this follows dozens of other federal charges over his alleged mishandling of classified documents at mar-a-lago. dan: tonight, the trump campaign is slamming these indictments as political attacks as he remains the clear gop front-runner in the 2024 race for the white house. ama: tim johns has been following this and is in the newsroom. tim: this is the third time the former president has been indicted. this time around, prosecutors have charged him with four different accounts, including conspiracy. on tuesday, former president donald trump indicted once again, the grand jury voting on charges brought by special counsel jack smith over his attempts to overturn the 2020 election loss. >> that was an unprecedented result in the seat of american democracy. it was fueled by lies. tim: prosecutors say trump worked to great an atmosphere of anger leading up to the election. his allies and campaign slamming the indictment as a political smear. >> you cannot look at this and not be appal

dan: i'm dan ashley. -- ama: and i'm ama daetz. dion: what's the update there.eporter: several homes are scattered throughout these hills. just in the last hour that we've been here, we've seen calfire helicopters make several fire drops and retardant drops. this fire got close to homes. sky 7 captured video of this fire and just how close it got to a few backyards. we know calfire has been stiefening water nearby to help control and put out this fire. we did talk to a resident who called in the fire and he was surprised about how quickly this fire spread. >> it started in just one spot. and within 10 minutes, it had moved up the hill a third of a mile. and then it kept them going. so that it went all the way up until it was stopped by the fire department. >> dennis told us that he had recently put fire breaks around his house and that helped keep the fire away from his home. we saw a bulldozer cutting a fire line from where we're standing. we know this fire is 60 acres. and it looks like smoldering hot spots that fire crews from the ground are still trying to c

dan: and i am dan ashley.he investment firm that bought nearly $1 million of that land in solano county finished meeting with congressional leaders tonight. the topic, their vision for a utopia city. ama: flannery associates has a lot of work ahead of them to make this so-called dream city a reality. >> they started off on the round -- wrong foot. they have been secretive about it and they have an explanation for that. dan: stephanie is with us tonight with the latest on this controversial story. stephanie: this is the first known meeting the ceo of flannery associates has had with bay area congressional leaders since this started. after years of unanswered questions, widespread speculation, and concerns over national security, tonight the firm revealed why it has been so secretive. the mystery surrounding a nearly billion-dollar acquisition of solano county farmland, encroaching travis air force base. it is starting to reveal itself. >> they told me it was critical, that they develop this shroud of secrecy in

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dan: and i am dan ashley. a: this follows dozens of other federal charges over his alleged mishandling of classified documents at mar-a-lago. dan: tonight, the trump campaign is slamming these indictments as political attacks as he remains the clear gop front-runner in the 2024 race for the white house. ama: tim johns has been following this and is in the newsroom. tim: this is the third time the former president has been indicted. this time around, prosecutors have charged him with four different accounts, including conspiracy. on tuesday, former president donald trump indicted once again, the grand jury voting on charges brought by special counsel jack smith over his attempts to overturn the 2020 election loss. >> that was an unprecedented result in the seat of american democracy. it was fueled by lies. tim: prosecutors say trump worked to great an atmosphere of anger leading up to the election. his allies and campaign slamming the indictment as a political smear. >> you cannot look at this and not be appalle

dan: and i am dan ashley. the investment firm that bought nearly $1 million of that land in solano county finished meeting with congressional leaders tonight. the topic, their vision for a utopia city. ama: flannery associates has a lot of work ahead of them to make this so-called dream city a reality. >> they started off on the round -- wrong foot. they have been secretive about it and they have an explanation for that. dan: stephanie is with us tonight with the latest on this controversial story. stephanie: this is the first known meeting the ceo of flannery associates has had with bay area congressional leaders since this started. after years of unanswered questions, widespread speculation, and concerns over national security, tonight the firm revealed why it has been so secretive. the mystery surrounding a nearly billion-dollar acquisition of solano county farmland, encroaching travis air force base. it is starting to reveal itself. >> they told me it was critical, that they develop this shroud of secrecy

our very own dan ashley will be there with his band on saturday. chance. accuweather 7-day forecast will call for drizzle. temperatures will be lower on friday before the heat returns. up or 90's to low 100s sunday through tuesday. [sigh] now, powerwash gives me the power of an overnight soak in minutes. with 3 cleaning boosters... not found in traditional dish soaps that help break down, loosen and lift away food and grease... so much faster! still living with odors? get back in there and freshen instantly with new febreze air mist. febreze's new, finer mist floats longer in the air to fight even your toughest odors. so long stinky smells and hello amazing freshness. discover the new febreze scents today! today in sacramento by the city's professional soccer team. ama: the sacramento republic football club signed a 13-year-old, making him the youngest professional athlete in sports history. dan: he has some serious as a member of the republic's academy club, he scored 61 goals in a couple of seasons. the team says he is too good to pass up. >> he

dan ashley has the story.eath valley, you are probably in a lot of trouble. for zack and his colleagues from uc berkeley, it was part of the challenge. >> we decided to take the biggest challenge, which is go to the central of the park, the most challenging part. we were very lucky. dan: lucky in part because they do not arrive empty-handed. they set a base experimental device on the valley floor described as a portable water harvester. looks like a small telescope tilted at is an angle, but it is designed to pull water out of the air. in this case, the hottest, driest air they can find. >> i was very excited. i just stayed there to watch it. dan: to understand the excitement, it helps to take a detour from the desert to the lab. that is where the u professor pioneer the water capturing ingredient at the heart of the device, a lab-created material known as a metal organic framework. well it looks like powder to the naked i, under a sophisticated microscope you will see a chain of molecules. >> they linked toge

> this year the festival will include several night acts playing after hours shows, and our own dan ashleyill be performing with his band. >> can't wait to be there, $1 billion. still a lot what is ahead. >> let's go to karina nova with stories coming up at 5:30. >> our coverage on the maui fires continues tonight, we will get a firsthand look at front street at lahaina from a reporter on the scene and they help coming for those searching for the missing with limited cell phone service and parts of the island. then, we dramatically shift gears to a much happier story on the news championship title for the warriors. join us for those stores and more at 5:30 on our streaming tv program. >> you can download the app or head to abc7news.com to join her in just two minutes. >> world news tonight with david muir is next, we appreciate your time. >> we will see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, deadly and catastrophic fires torch maui. thousands of hawaiian residents and tourists race to escape the flames. horrific images inside the inferno. the historic town of lahaina, which has stood for centurie

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and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. it was an intense chase. we'll keep you updated on the search for that driver. but now to our other top story, a disappointment for some in antioch who wanted to see police officers involved in that racist texting scandal take the stand today. we believe that these officers should testify. >> i mean, why should they be recused from this type of incident like this involves them , but instead, the judge ruled those officers don't have to. >> it's all part of a california racial justice act hearing. >> abc seven news reporter unser hassan was there and joins us live from the court. with everything that unfolded in court today, unser. >> dan and armand, good evening. the contra costa county district attorney's office concedes that bias was established when four young black men were arrested by antioch police as evidence in the racist texts. the judge says , therefore, the officers who were subpoenaed don't have to take the stand. >> some of the text messages in this case by a very small number of officers are rea

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i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ahmed daetz.ut opponents argue the homeless sweeps are inhumane and ineffective. abc seven news reporter loose pena was outside the courthouse where hundreds rallied. >> she is live from the newsroom with the latest on this loose. >> dan and emma. well, today was a crucial day for both the city and county of san francisco and the coalition on homelessness. the city is being sued by the coalition as it stands, the order is keeping the city from clearing and encampments as long as the number of people experiencing homelessness is greater than the number of shelter beds available today. the city appealed for that injunction to be removed. but the swease hundreds rallied outside the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco. among them, mayor london breed and the fact that the courts have crippled our ability to do our jobs, to help get people into shelter. >> there is criminals right? if we have a place for someone to go, they need to go. there has to be accountability. >> mayor breed accused t

and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. new data obtained by the abc seven news i-team shows an increase in robberies and carjackings in oakland. >> and tonight, i-team reporter stephanie sierra is putting pressure on the city to respond. >> she joins us live now in the newsroom with the very latest on this steph. yes, dan and alma, it seems like every week there's a new battle for business owners and residents in oakland. >> people risking their livelihoods just to go to work. now, from robberies to carjacking, these new data shows both problems are only getting worse. bruce wong is the owner of nearly a dozen different businesses in oakland. he says each of them are robbed nearly every week, including quality tech automotive shop at the corner of 16th and international . >> just ridiculous. >> oakland is no longer oakland anymore. >> oakland has become a war zone, a battleground just to do his own job. >> last thursday, he helped his employees pick up stranded triple a drivers within seconds, his tow truck was gone. >> pe

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. it's the picture going viral around the world and will be on front pages tomorrow. everywhere former president donald trump stern mugshot after he was booked tonight into the fulton county jail in atlanta. a trump is back home in new jersey but remains defiant as ever as his legal problems pile up. >> abc news reporter emma wynn is following this developing story for us in atlanta tonight . >> former president donald trump officially arrested, fingerprinted and processed at the fulton county jail in georgia, the first ever mugshot of a former american president now released after arriving in his motorcade this evening. he was in and out within a half hour, released on a $200,000 bond and a pledge he won't threaten any potential witnesses , including on social media. this is the fourth time trump is facing felony criminal charges in the past few months. these charges stem from trump's alleged efforts to overturn the results of georgia's 2020 presidential election in the 2024 gop frontr

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ana daetz. it's an issue that's now bringing neighbors out for a rally over traffic safety. tomorrow they say this intersection has long had a dangerous past. >> the crash happened back on tuesday at fourth and king right by the caltrain stops and oracle park, abc7 news reporter tim johns was there on the scene at the time. he's here in the studio now with more on these new changes from the city. tim. >> yeah. dan ama. now this is just a heartbreaking story all around. that four year old girl was visiting from out of the country with her family when she was struck and killed in that intersection. now, with these new changes being proposed by the city, many pedestrian safety advocates are wondering, is it enough if amid the hustle and bustle of rush hour at the intersection of fourth and king in san francisco, subtle reminders of a tragedy. he last week, a four year old girl being pushed in a stroller was hit and killed by a car while crossing the street with her parents. >> no child should die i

and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. at least four people, including a gunman, are dead, six others are injured following a shooting tonight at a popular bar in orange county. >> investigators say the gunman was shot and killed by sheriff's deputies as they responded to the scene. the bar called cook's corner in trabuco canyon, is well known and popular with motorcycle riders. it's about half an hour east of irvine. there was a band playing tonight, and two of its members are among those wounded in the shooting. but they are expected to recover. >> and in an update just about an hour ago, the orange county sheriff's department says the call came in at 7:04 p.m. and deputies arrived two minutes later. now we move to your voice, your vote. >> it was round one for the republic tonight in the first primary debate for the 2024 presidential election. >> eight gop hopefuls squared off against each other. but the looming figure missing from the stage, of course, former president donald trump. >> trump, who is leading in the poll

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. it's no secret we know the future of san francisco is threatened by many things. the work from home shift , struggling retail shopping and crime. but we're here to find the solutions to help build a better bay area and the city that we all care so much about. >> that's right. the city is struggling downtown scene has been a hot topic for months. we want to take a step back and get the full picture of its road to recovery. that's why we're making it. tonight's abc7 deep dive at 11 today in a six month update on the roadmap to san francisco's future mayor, london breed praised the city's recovery. >> she first unveiled her roadmap during the official state of the city address back in february. transform downtown into a clean, safe, welcoming destination at all hours every day. so here's a piece of what the mayor laid out. >> she touted the largest new police academy class in three years, a 38% increase in office attendance since last july. and more than 5500 new business registrations a

dan ashley shows us how it all works. lot of paddling to reach norway from a small bathtub on telegraph hill. but for one bay area entrepreneur all it took was the thought of ai and fish to make him dive in. >> one of the ideas i was looking into was fish farming. i had a friend of mine tell me about that and started off with a prototype in my apartment bathtub. dan: brighton says his background includes developing ai for cancer detection, and his early experiments with the bathtub fish camera convinced him that similar technology could help make one of the largest food industries on the planet more sustainable. >> the idea being if you can measure the size and growth of the fish and figure out how much food turned into how much fish, you could use that to optimize production. >> this is our current production prototype. what you are looking at is the stereo lenses of the camera. dan: the result is aquabite, a startup that started on the embarcadero. the executive vice president of engineering says the dual lens camera de

our very own dan ashley and his band will be performing saturday. let's hear it for dan. accuweather seven-day forecast. if you like cooler than average it's going to stay that way friday. isolated chance of a shower on friday and then we bring in the heat and drier conditions for the weekend. dan: thanks. ama: we're hoping larry doesn't crash the party. >> for the record i was the only one up here clapping. [laughter] larry: no-hitters are rare but what we saw today was truly unexpected. a pitcher who was traded at the deadline making history for the phillies. look at this. his family is in the stands. this is awesome. david: as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. they're called community schools. leslie: it really is shared leadership with families, students, educators, and communities. jessie: i feel like we're really valued as partners. david: it's a more innovative, holistic approach. grant: in addition to academic services, we look at serving the whole family. narrator: wellness centers, food pantries, and pare

dan ashley gives us a sneak peek. it's a lot of paddling to reach the fjords of norway from a small bathtub on telegraph hill. for one entrepreneur from the bay area, all it took was the thought of artificial intelligence and fish to make him dive right in. >> one of the ideas i was looking into was fish farming, so had a friend of mine tell me about that and started off with a prototype literally in my apartment bathtub. dan: he says his background includes helping develop ai for cancer detection. his early experiments with the bathtub fish camera convinced him that similar ai technology can also help make one of the largest food industries on the planet more sustainable. >> the idea being that if you can measure the size and growth of the fish and figure out how much food turned into how much fish, you could use that to optimize the production of the fish farms. dan: this is actually our current production prototype. what you are looking at here is stereo lenses of the camera. >> the results -- dan: the result is aq

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dan ashley is performing at outside lands at 12:15. if you are going, check him out.ill it be a good day? >> yes, starting with clouds and mild temperatures. low to mid 60's. partly sunny conditions. we will have another 10 degrees of warming here and into the 90's, close to 100 by the time we get to the end of the weekend. details in a few minutes. >> also coming up, afghan evacuees in limbo. how bay area advocates are trying to take action at the federal level for permanent residency. the music continues in the south bay. the biggest boom in business during the san jose jazz festival this year. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythms butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so, it is a competition. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, 36-month financing on select smart beds. shop now only at sleep number. ♪ from t

i'm dan ashley. anchor: i'm on a dan: we have the details and explain why the people involved in this effort believe it is a matter of public safety. >> she is ignoring evidence in our case, actively. my son's murder was on video. there were five witnesses. reporter: her son blake worked at home depot in pleasanton and was killed by an attempted shoplifter. tuesday she joined a small group that's a bit it paperwork to begin the recall effort of the alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> she is failing to charge our case property. she is only charging possession of a gun, she is not charging this. this woman shot my child within two feet of his heart, looking at his face. how do you tell me she is not ignoring that evidence? reporter: a well-known aapi community leader is part of an organization called save alameda for everyone which is leading the recall effort. they say they understand da price has been in office less than a year and they know the reform effort she was elected to implement

dan ashley shows how it all works. >> it is a lot of paddling to reach norway from a small bathtub on for one bay area entrepreneur, all it took was the thought of artificial intelligence and fish to make him dive right in. >> one of the ideas i was looking into is fish farming, so i had a friend of mine tell me about that and started off with a prototype in my permanent bathtube. >> it helps him develop ai for cancer detection and early experiment with the bathtub fish camera convinced him similar ai technology could also help make one of the largest food industries on the planet more sustainable. >> the idea being if you can measure the size and growth of the fish and figure out how much food turned into how much fish, you could use that optimize the production of the fish farms. >> this is our current production prototype and what you're looking at is stereo lenses on the camera. >> the result is a start with r&d headquartered on san francisco's a barca darrow. the exec at a vice president of engineering says of the dual lens camera design works with ai to monitor the fish with ama

dan ashley, abc 7 news. gloria: that is amazing. let's get a preview of your forecast with frances.is gorgeous view from mount tam. we have some clouds but we will see mainly sunny conditions this afternoon. temperatures will be warming up around the bay and for inland areas but still pretty mild and cool at the coast. we are checking hurricane hilary and i will let you know how that will impact the bay area over the next few days. we will be right back. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your back... is back. or finding psoriasis can't deny the splendor of these thighs. once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs hav

dan: thank you for i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. dan: utilities commission will vote on what could lead to a large expansion of the driving of robo cars than san francisco. it is why we are making our abc 7 advancer at 11 :00 to get you in the know. dan: j.r. stone is foll tug-of-war ahead. j.r.: it is incidents like this at a san francisco pride parade where a self-driving car stopped in the middle of an intersection and caused traffic backup that has fueled the opposition against these cars. >> they are not ready for prime time because of how they have impacted our operations. j.r.: that is the san francisco fire chief on monday who strongly opposes the expansion of self-driving services. she says they have blocked fire engines, ambulances, and fire stations. phil coke men s driving safety at carnegie mellon university bit he says the fire chief has a point. >> the big problem is these cars are not good with dealing with the unexpected. that is a fundamental limitation. j.r.: one of the biggest backers of these vehicles is one of t

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search dan ashley music for more information. love that.ffering free rights to some people headed to outside lands from the south bay. free round-trip tickets will be available tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., or until they run out, at the millbrae station. this after caltrans announced trains would and service at millbrae because of construction. find out about everything you need to know about the festival on our website, abc7news.com. you will find it right here on our homepage. gearing up to head back to class. we will check out and invent in san francisco that's helping children prepare for a new school year. live outside, we can expect a blast of some temperatures. spencer is going to let us know when we can expect things to really heat up. >> coming up in sports, the 49ers reunite with a familiar face in las vegas. speaking of, another familiar face, welcome back, bruce bochy. the giants juntos together we stand up to cancer. on saturday august 19th join stand up to cancer one night to save lives. so, just stand up with us. tun

dan: and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us. we have conference of team coverage.arina nova spoke with residents in lahaina about their harrowing escapes. ama: and suzanne funny is at the airport talking to travelers heading to maui. dan: but let's begin with sandhya patel, tracking conditions. sandhya: the conditions are not good. winds are still going strong. let's show you the satellite and radar. some of the visible satellite picture is picking up smoke in the area, and it is devastating to see red flag warning's up for all of the island, including maui. they have had wind gusts that there airport of 45 miles per hour. that is just in the last couple of days. honolulu county up to 81 miles per hour. wind advisories are still going across the region. in case you are wondering what is happening, they have been dealing with a drought. a bad situation. when you combine that with dry, gusty winds and low humidity, the fires are out of control. high-pressure very strong to the north of the island chain, and to the south, a strong category four hurricane dora. while d

dan: thank you for i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. dan: utilities commission will vote on what could lead to a large expansion of the driving of robo cars than san francisco. it is why we are making our abc 7 advancer at 11 :00 to get you in the know. dan: j.r. stone is foll tug-of-war ahead. j.r.: it is incidents like this at a san francisco pride parade where a self-driving car stopped in the middle of an intersection and caused traffic backup that has fueled the opposition against these cars. >> they are not ready for prime time because of how they have impacted our operations. j.r.: that is the san francisco fire chief on monday who strongly opposes the expansion of self-driving services. she says they have blocked fire engines, ambulances, and fire stations. phil coke men s driving safety at carnegie mellon university bit he says the fire chief has a point. >> the big problem is these cars are not good with dealing with the unexpected. that is a fundamental limitation. j.r.: one of the biggest backers of these vehicles is one of t

it's warmer for saturday when dan ashley is performing. sunday, the warming trend continues.le tomorrow. friday, chance of showers. then we go with dry, warmer weekend. summer heat with us. temperatures in the 90's inland. up into the upper 90's to low 100s as we head towards the middle of next week. ama: the hawaii sports community is showing support for maui through social media. mma fighter -- shared a thunderous -- fundraiser on and instagram page. to me chain, the football coach at the university of hawaii made a simple statement. the athletics department shared a graphic in support of those on the island. dan: the giants got a good look at the man they'd love to have on their team. ama: larry david: i'm david goldberg, a bilingual elementary school teacher and president of the california teachers association. as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. jessie: they're called community schools. david: where parents and families, students and educators are making decisions as one. damien: it's a real sense of community. l

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. >> i'm dan ashley. president biden is in lahaina, joined by hawaii governor josh green and the first lady. the president spent the day meeting with survivors and first responders assessing the damage caused by the devastating wildfires. many locals are frustrated with the federal government's response to the disaster, but the president has vowed to rebuild that fire ravaged community. the way people of maui want it built. >> this as new video is coming out showing firefighters surround hounded by flames as they approach the historic town of lahaina. last week, the death toll on the island now stands at 114. the president and first lady are meeting with survivors and first responders. more than 800 people are still missing. >> haven't heard from my father since the fires had started. so we haven't been able to locate him. >> so, so tough. >> now, during his visit today, the president is expected to appoint a fema administrator to oversee the long term recovery on maui. the federal government has distribu

dan: and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us. it's been one week since a child was killed and now the argument forge -- for change. a girl was in a stroller being pushed by her parents, when a car hit them, killing the girl and putting her father in the hospital. ama: it happened at a busy intersection near caltrans station. and show you this going on right now. now what we are just seeing the conclusion of is everyone at this rally making a loop around this intersection with strollers, with stuffed animals , with children's shoes, with bicycles, and that, of course, is symbolic of that little girl who was hit and killed. just one week ago today here at the intersection of fourth and king street in san francisco. now, dan alma, we've been listening to this rally for about the past 35 or 40 minutes or so. and the calls for change have been persistent and they want action now. yesterday, mayor breed's office released a statement saying that changes are coming to this intersection. those namely being that they're going to be reducin

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dan: and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us.to head out to help. at least six people have died in the wildfires on maui. h.i.v.'s governor declared a state of emergency and is heading back to the islands tonight to deal with the crisis. the state's lieutenant governor explaining why the fires spread so quickly. >> the wiped fiers were exacerbated by the gusts of winds that reached up to 57, 80 miles per hour. the flames jumped highways and freeways and destroyed people's homes. ama: air travel to maui is discouraged unless it is

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. -- seen dan ashley hit the stage. ♪ there he is. has a lifelong passion for music and expresses that through performances and creating new music. he just released his new album "out there." it was fun to see dan out there dancing on the stage. lisa: we 80's. the 60's prevailing for the shoreline. 70's around the city. 80's translating into 90's and upper 90's as high-pressure to the north builds in. i cloud late in the afternoon. thunderstorms in the sierra nevada again. high-pressure wants to brin heat our way but nothing too extreme yet. we will be looking at a moderate heat risk and fire danger increasing as temperatures come up a couple degrees. there is a look at the patchy fog. the exploratorium camera, 56 greece downtown. there is quarter to a half mile. 70's. warm 60 in napa. inland is going to be warm today. nice summer afternoon. low visibility at the golden gate bridge. triple digit heat could see one of those 100 degrees readings today, more likely tuesday into wednesday and a slightly cooler pattern inland. everyone is b

if you did not make it up -- didn't make it out there yesterday, dan ashley hit the stage. ♪ dan haselong passion for music and expresses that through performances and creating new music. he just released his new album "out there>" so fun to see him on the stage yesterday. for those who will be heading that therefore day three, how is the weather shaping up? lisa: there was mis night. mist and drizzle, typical san francisco. some afternoon sun, temperatures in the 60's. high-pressure ridge building in from the north, allowing for warming. yesterday 2 to 5 than average. some heat in the 90's. some moisture coming from an easterly flow. we have a low of the southern california coast. circulation around that pulling in moisture and thunderstorm activity that is settled down yesterday, bringing those clouds to the bay area. with that low to the south keeping the marine layer intact and the coast custom -- comfortable. no work here but we are looking at a bit of warmth across the bay around hayward, fremont, san ramon, oakland. upper elevations in our inland valleys have not cooled off. 7

dan ashley will be performing today at 12:15 lisa: lisa: we have a low-pressure system here is a high-pressureilding to the north, allowing the font to stay put. agro climates is a wide range of temperatures from data next week. live doppler 7 showing fog, the golden gate bridge, the richmond bridge and bay bridge. as high-pressure puts -- pushes in, we get dense fog. jose so a nice start to the weekend. 58 in san fra oakland, 62 in san jose. we will see partial side later on. upper 50's, a cool start, in santa rosa. but elsewhere is upper 50's to around 60 in concord and livermore. finally, pier 39 where no one is moving. a very sleepy saturday morning. as we get through the late morning hours, still pretty gray. temperatures will be near average. a few degrees of warming across the bay. very subtle but inland is where you will notice the difference. a typical summer day for most of us of the as coastal fog -- and dense coastal fog. triple digits coming into play monday, tuesday and wednesday next week. there are fog -- our class that will not move. we will see clouds perhaps with an easterly

you can search dan ashley music for more information.he foo fighters, 1975 and the stallion were also performers. we could have down. reggie: did you see what was in the background? now it is different. kumasi: i like the shades. reggie: the thing that is tied, the scarf. jobina: this is cool. reggie: that is really cool. kumasi: how awesome. jobina: did any drew: i did watch it live. reggie: it was extremely high-quality. drew: i was impressed. good job. ahead. it is going to be a warm day. wind and fog. we will have a blend of sun and clouds early on. then it is a warm to hot day. look at temperatures right now, 70's from fairfield to antioch and livermore. high 60's around the bay shoreline. it is a hot wind in the south bay. 92 in san jose. 90 in cupertino. coast side, into with sunshine. downtown will go to 73. mild along the ocean. at for daly city. 96 in cloverdale. 93 in petaluma. 88 in napa. the east, warm day, moderate air quality. 88 in fremont. it is hot this afternoon. 100 for the high in livermore. overnight, a mild night.